Sentence examples for order relocation from inspiring English sources

A mis-join is defined when subparts of a scaffold align on two different chromosomes (translocation), on the same chromosome in a different order (relocation) or are inverted compared to the reference (inversion).

The high court is being asked to quash the use of the control order's "relocation" powers, which ban him from travelling to London.

For example, the two congeneric oyster species Crassostrea virginica and C. gigas, both lacking DUI [ 28], show broad differences in gene content and gene order with relocation of most tRNA genes [ 2, 40].

Mayor Paes originally said he would not order forced relocations.

In June of 2016, the mayor of East Chicago ordered the relocation of the residents of the West Calumet Housing Complex due to lead contamination.

They were issued, for example, by President Lincoln when he freed the slaves, President Roosevelt when he ordered the relocation of Japanese Americans during World World II, and President Truman when he desegregated the U. S. armed forces.

Furthermore the number of relocations involved in order to move from location pattern lp t1) to lp t2) will be determined by evaluating in terms of the Hamming distance.

It is possible to manipulate column relocation order to increase the "usefulness" of the relocated column set.

The President seemed to relish signing the order, calling the relocation a "win-win for America," and indicating that Congress could be moved to its new headquarters "immediately".

One thing is evident though, with Sunday's announcement Quebec City looks to have jumped ahead in the pecking order when the relocation of the next franchise becomes a reality.

Averaged over 12 monthly calculations, the area exposed to more than 1 megabecquerel per square meter -- a level that would trigger a relocation order -- is 101,000 square kilometers.